Environmental Impacts of Residential Satisfaction of Elders in Micro-Regeneration Communities Based on PLS-SEM
Publication: ICCREM 2022
ABSTRACT
Population aging is a strategic issue affecting the long-term development of economy and society. China’s population is aging rapidly, and the pressure is prominent. As urban elderly people generally adopt the mode of aging in place, there is a strong demand for age-appropriate renewal of old communities. To explore the key influencing environmental factors of the elderly residents’ satisfaction in the communities under micro-regeneration, this study considers the original plot characteristics of the old communities and constructs the elderly residential satisfaction environmental influence model based on PLS-SEM. Through the collection of POI, field questionnaire surveys, and interviews, this paper conducts a study on the influencing environmental factors of elderly residents’ satisfaction in 50 communities under micro-regeneration in Guangzhou and analyzes the significant influencing factors, such as community characteristics and micro-regeneration projects. Based on the research results, this paper puts forward some suggestions to improve the elderly residents’ satisfaction from different angles.
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